The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-09-22

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managers OF fairs would do well to have
, Virgins predict storms for the days fixed
for those enjoyable affairs.
THE Goodrich boats now leave Mani
towoc every night except Friday. The
Sheboygan has been added to the num-
Der of boats which come to this port
The large amount of freight made the
addition necessary.
FRANK HoNY is at his home in this
city In conyalescent state after a serious
attack of typhoid fever He was taken
sick at Sturgeon Bay and had to remain
there for three weeks, being too unwell
| to be brought home
P. s. BRENNAN died at Ackley, Iowa,
on the 9th instant. He was at one time
resident of Cato, this county, and for
several years filled the position of county
surveyor. The cause of his death was
inflammation of the bowels
/ If one-tenth of the rumors afoat about
the Indian medicine village in this city is
true, it isone of the most immoral nests
with whichthe city has yet been cursed.
The storiesare probably exaggerated but
there islikely basis of truth in them.
DR.. FALGE resigned the position of
city physician to which he was elected
last spring and DR.. Schweichler was ap-
pointed in his stead. DR.. Falge intends
to take charge of DR.. Schallern's prac-
tice while the latter is attending college,
SIMMONS Liver Regulator is simple
and harmless, and yet has proven itself a
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, costive-
ness, sick headache, bilious collie, sour
stomach diarrhna, biliousness and other
| like evils of disordered liver and stom-
ach
HENRY SANFORD and August Gehbe
are the members of the Iron Brigade in
this city who attended the reunion at
Milwaukee. 1t is much to Sandford's
credit that at the reunion he spoke bit
terly against the movement to defeat
General Gibbon.
LITTLE son of William Hermann OF
the Branch, a lad seven years of age.
was fooling about lawn mower and had
portion of the index finger of his right
hand cut off. He did not withdraw the
hand IN time and another piece Of the
same finger was amputated.
LADIES wishing to attend the first per-
formance by the Edwin Stuart Theatre
Co. at the Opera House Monday evening
Can secure tickets and reserved seats
free of charge at G. ". Fechter's book
store. The play will be Caprice, when
Mrs. Stuart takes the part of Mercy Bax-
ter.
EMIL WILLERT, who has been figuring
IN the local courts considerably within
the last year, was sentenced to imprison-
ment III the county jail for SIX months by
Justice O'Hara. His doings in connec-
ton with livery horses earned him this |
punishment, which though severe, is well |
merited.
IT is safe to say that FODDER corn will |
be regular crop in this county hereafter |
large number of farmers in Meme and |
Centerville tried it this year with most
satisfactory results. They harvest it in |
the Hiram Smith" fashion and the fields |
present an appearance of having yielded |
beautifully.
j. S. Villas was in the city on Saturday
with frog In his throat from a bad cold. |
bunged up finger from a game of base |
ball and thoroughly digusted because he |
was unable to go to the state fair. There |
Is some satisfaction in knowing that these |
giants IN strength have to succumb to a |
cold like other mortals.
SOME Sheboygan county farmers object
to hunters killing game on their wood |
land. They insist the partridges and |
squirrels while on their farms are their
property. The careless throwing down |
of fences is what has caused the farmers
to raise objection to their lands being |
made hunting grounds.
DIR. PAINE has been quite sick from ty-
phold fever for some time. He has been
50 worn out by the constant demands of
his practice that the disease took firm
hold on him and for time it was
thought he could not recover. Though |
still IN very precarious condition his |
friends are more hopeful.
Hermann PRUss resigned his position
of alderman for the Third ward because
of his change of residence. He now lives |
in the First ward. VIM. Dicke was
| chosen by the city council to fill the va |
cancy. This should create a vacancy IN |
the office of sealer of weights and mea-
sures, position which Mr.. Dicke holds |
Mrs. OLEARY, who was released on |
bail on Saturday last was immediately
rearrested on complaint of firm of this |
city. She had procured $50 worth of
goods there on her false representations.
The woman must have considerable |
shrewdness as she succeeded in obtaining
about 81 900 worth of goods throughout
the county.
JOHN JANEcEK who died in this city on
the 9th instant, was an early settler of
this county. He was buried on the 9th
and Mr.. Spiegelhauer pronounced the
! funeral address. Deceased was the faith
er of Maths Janecek of Chicago and re-
lative of Anton Topic of this city. The
funeral was attended by large number
of friends ~
SOME changes in the time table of the
! I,aka Ghora & yVaotarp ora - ,,rooozz r
preparation. The change Will probably
go into effect on Sunday. The train
which now leaves here for Milwaukee at
TAO, will leave about A. NJ. while an
additional train running from Appleton
TO Milwaukee will leave here about A.
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